The key skills clients look for in a financial adviser are trust, communication skills, behavioural coaching, and technical knowledge, according to a recently published white paper by The Initiative for Financial Wellbeing...
More than one in two UK organisations plan to review their compensation and benefits programmes to strengthen diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives according to a new survey. The research by Aon...
Nearly 5 per cent of savers have increased the amount they save into their pension since the start of the pandemic, according to research from The People’s Pension. The research found that...
GaiaLens has launched a new ESG scoring analytics platform for portfolios and stocks. GaiaLens' ESG analytics platform collects and scores unstructured, third-party data as well as more traditional self-reported data across all...
Fewer people are seeking advice on their retirement options before taking cash from their pension according to the latest FCA data. More than half (54 per cent) of the people accessing their...
Royal London has offered to start “immediate” discussions with LV= about a potential merger, after plans to sell LV= to a US venture capital firm collapsed today. LV=, formerly known as Liverpool...
It is almost 10 years since the start of auto-enrolment. Is it time to look again at how the industry can encourage better engagement with pensions? Engagement has been a perennial problem...
Climate risk could see DB pension deficits grow by a further £25bn according to new research from Hymans Roberston. The pension consultants looked at the potential impact of climate risk on FTSE350...
Nearly 19 per cent of UK adults over the age of 55 have felt discriminated against at work due to their age, according to research from Canada Life. The research also found...
The number of people accessing their pensions under pension freedom rules fell in 2020/21 according to new data from the Financial Conduct Authority. Its data shows a 12 per cent reduction in...
